Morse Code Text Generator — Copy & Paste Morse Text

Morse Code Text Overview

Translate letters into classic Morse—short dots and long dashes—so text becomes rhythmic code: a = ·−, s = ···, o = −−−. Great for puzzles, hacker vibes, or teaching the basics of signaling in a way that remains copy-paste friendly.

more text generators

here are some more text generators for you to try out.

bold script

convert your text into 𝓫𝓸𝓵𝓭 𝓼𝓬𝓻𝓲𝓹𝓽 text

double struck

convert your text into 𝕕𝕠𝕦𝕓𝕝𝕖 𝕤𝕥𝕣𝕦𝕔𝕜 text

inverted (horizontal hint)

convert your text into i⇄n⇄v⇄e⇄r⇄t⇄e⇄d⇄ (h⇄o⇄r⇄i⇄z⇄o⇄n⇄t⇄a⇄l⇄ h⇄i⇄n⇄t⇄) text

wingdings style

convert your text into ✍☀☘♦★☀☘♦⚔ ⚔⚕✚☑♻ text

shaky

convert your text into s̀́h̀́à́k̀́ỳ́ text

halftone

convert your text into ∘h∘∘a∘∘l∘∘f∘∘t∘∘o∘∘n∘∘e∘ text

Frequently Asked Questions

How are letters separated?

Letters are output as Morse and you can keep spaces between words; a slash / can mark word breaks.

Which symbols are used?

Middle dot · and en dash − for dots and dashes.

Are digits supported?

Yes—0 through 9 follow standard Morse sequences.

Is this reversible?

Yes—Morse can be decoded back into letters with a translator.

Tips for readability?

Keep groups short and separate words with a space or ‘ / ’.